served as an artilleryman in Italy, was drowned in a river subsequent to the conquest of Mexico.
Alobancho, of Old Castile, a man of great courage, died in Indian captivity.
Luis Velasquez, of Arevalo, perished in the expedition to the Honduras.
Alonso de Barrientos escaped to the Indians of Chinanta, when the Mexicans put twenty-six men and five Spanish ladies to death at Tustepec.
Almodovar, with his son and two nephews. One of the latter died in Indian captivity, the others a natural death.
The two brothers Martinez, of Fregenal, both brave soldiers, and a certain Logos, who distinguished himself, all three died in Indian captivity.
Juan del Puerto, also an excellent soldier, fell a victim to a disease of the groins.
Father Olmedo, a great theologian, a capital singer, and a man possessed of singular virtues,